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Telegram-herald., 1887-10-02
REDUCING THE DEBT
Tss NATIONS BALANCE ssssers.
The foeitf Dset heAaesa over tearkass
mtsAieas 81 Dsil.rs a. ses,tssnhsF- he
tst4i 1sbt = 8slne over ons
hi.iiss .sa a oaaglor

NAsHiSslok. 0cs The redacuon In
TIE public asbi daring sepsenlbes lskt.
amounted % SIS. a. ssa and tor the hssl
three months Of ths curIeni hsoal year s2s-
'tJ@sia. The national do,li. to.iss. lsss o9sa
IA The treasury, amounts 90 q 2os. 5zr. s96
aud Of his sam S1.ussli4sa2 Is interest
bearing debt The ne cash IA ths treas
ory TO-DAY is as5 2,al Ass. a. about
Bali piiaen less than a noalh
sEo The deposits IA national
nank aepositoriss toias aggregate e. As
o'o balia million less llsAa o. September
J. There ~As . Bei Increase ln tae treas
nfy gold cHn and bAllion fond aerinr shs
past month Of nearly nne million aaiiAls.
Nearly seven iaiiii0ns in gold ooia VS.
PAD oui, nearly hilson miilioAs Ia geld
bullion came into The treasury aud fhe
Eciu certificates outstanding seIt increased
iltle more than nine million dollars
The soi1 con Aao buinon fund in the
treasury icdaf amounts 10 sAl1 co. Gt4
with -.ao.itues VI q aid certificates ouIs.als-
ins amounting - -. ssi hsa. thus leas iag
d Eoli tana t4lsnce o. sia1 7ls sat. szalDst
slsl. p. ,l53 q fauuih axo Tie silsef coin
and bullion iaEd iodag s2l7ss4 66s. or
about QasFler ~ million lezs tAan on
September l.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-02
Martin Rrnr.nn,. Esfate-

The will Of the late Martin Ryerson has
been admitted to probate at Chicago. II
provides for the distribution of his estate,
valued at s., 10000. Much of the property
left by Mr.. Ryerson is located in Michigan.
The will bequesths $200, 900 in money or
bonds TO his widow, Mary A. Ryerson, in
addition to their pictures, mossics and
other works Of art: To his daughter, Mary
Butts. daughter of his first wife, as stated al
the time OF his death, 5000 n addition
TO rentals from property in c. ago to bis
granddaughter, Julia Butts $1,000: to his
sister. Jane Gasporo. 5000 per annum; "a
his brother. $1,000 per snnum; Agnus Gas.
poro. niece. 81 ,O0o per year. Mary Buel. q
sister. 500 per year. All the rest Of bis
property is left to ais son. Martin A. Ryer.
aOu
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-02

AZ meeting Of the Poiicsmen's Relief
aud Benefit Association held on Wednesday
last. the Board oi Trustees reported in favor
Of Allowing Patrols men John Quigg and
John Conlop $40 each fsr relief during sick
ness. and also for TIE claims Of Fl Bemen:
and r Warren. There VS. sorue objection
% SLOWING ehe claim Of Bemsht. as hs bad
refused O. become . member Of tba sssocis-
ton until after he wss sick. On motion
the whole Teport vas rejected and an al
iournment ssxsn until yesterday. At this
meeting the claims Of Patrolmen Qui9E and
Conicn ana Warren we're allowed a. recon-
r,eaded, BAT Rnder TIE rules is vas decided
that the claim of Beunent could net Be a.
Owed. ard tue Secretary Vas orsts-s8 % re-
turn as nffiston fes asid d1ss which had
been paid - sone fFiends A commis;ss
ofthrse Vas sppoi ated t. visit Pstroinsn
Bement who : Ill md Investigate tbe case
and II necessary - draw 1ron fhe treasury
% the amount of So fer his relief
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-02

Manage smith VII introduce a. svsi-
s1che O. novelties st his popular theatrs
this wsex SNOW sn6 Golden. who hsvs =
rarutaficn ss musical srf1sts head the lsst
.nd wili perform on tvsnty-6ve 5issrsnt
musical instruments. The Aarieis So
sreat sarsl performers aud tAsir woniertal
nis-as~ ears srs sirs7st miraculous. e. r.
Nonsck witl introtlsce ~ne- hing rev snd
rsfres II tde ray of dancing. Lizzie Fan-
.sv = t,p queen of yecsiisrs. and he r a.
~ Brothers 40 sr-ei,srt scrohstic song
ss1 ssnce artists BlIr Baker. the ecren-
sri- sofseiisn hss hesn reengsse1. Nne.
Rsrnapsrf. the tsiensea ogeraDe ~ocsiist
va arpesr ic rev ard pleasing Sc iections.
Returned - Eifs tHe seusefsnra- fou~-
at arsrus ~i4 ceocirfe the rerfornan-.
VA tse eaients& scf or George y Hsrrfs "a
fse ea311 r,ie At Ms Ros- t+ecaa -
Blarcha ne 0-srxe 6n E1hr Ezr VII
s0cesr IN q nev role. 70 him. tasr & a
Hsorsw.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-02
Looking For Evidene. Against Most.

Nav YoEK. Oct. LIT was rumored to-
day that Herr John Most had been arrested
by Chicago detectives for writing infam-
matoEy proclamations with relation to the
condemning OF the Chicago anarchists to
the gallows. which were freely circulated in
the city. Investigation proved that the
was found at the office of the FrsihsR He
decared he could not be arrested nor ex tra-
ditsd for the ofense charged. IL is said that
officers fro m Chicago are in this city look
fux mp evidence against Most in con- junction
with the police OF this city.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-02
A silver Wedding xatHas,ines.

Hon. Daniel Striker and wife celebrated
their silver anniversary at their home in
Hastings last evening. About four hun
dred and fifty invitations were sent out,
quite a number of people from this city
attending. The Womsn's Exchange, OF
this city, furnished the bride and groom .
CAKES. which were very lovely, indeed. The
brides cake was beautifully decorated in
silver and across the side OF the standard
rested large bouquet of MArchiei Neil
roses The groom. cake was an English
black fruit cake made without frosting, but
was encircled by broad satin ribbon tied
ia an elaborate bow, some of the loops rest
ing on the cake and some falling down
from it. The floral decorations were very
beautiful consisting of smilsr and roses, and
were furnished by Hovey. the florist
Although il was the twenty-ffth an
niversary il was understood that no pres
ents were 10 be made, the occasion being
entirely socia TO mark the end OF a quarter
Of century OF happy wedlock.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-02

WAsHIsGrOS. Oct. Charles p. kim
ball. OF Chicago, who has been consul at
Stuttgart Tor the past two years. tenderde
his resignation to Secretary Bayard yester-
day. He viii be succeeded by d. j.
Partello, of the District Of Columbia. who
was appointed consul AZ Dusseldorf last
year. This viii Do in the nature of pro-
motion TO Partello. as the consul AZ Stutt-
CART receives a salary of 81 500 per year,
while at Dusseldorf he is compelled to de-
pend on the tees Of the Office. The consul
snip al Stuttgart is especially desirable on
account of the large number of Americans
located there studying art and music.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-02
THs RAILROADS.
cA.axs tn Ttms Cards 10 Take Eject To.
day

The ns- time card Of the g. r. 4 /. r. r
with tie Muskegon branch goes into effect
to-day. The trains will depart and arrive a.
the Union Depot a. follows.
Going north-For Traverse City. Tam,
Tor Traverse City and Msckinac. Ii:S0 a.
IA. for Nsckinaw. SEQ .. m. The night
train formerly leaving az l0.f0 p. N. : dis
continued. The train from Traverse CiEy
viii arrive at II p N.
There Is no change ia the evening of the
Saginaw train nortn or the trains south.
The trains on the MGskegon branch vii
be. Trains formerly leaving az $50 =. N.
viii hereafter leave az o.45. no other
change
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-02
The LiferArx LAdles.

Yesterday was the annual meeting for
the election of officers of the Ladies Liter.
airy Club. and in spite of the inclemeni
weather it was largely attended and very
hstmonious. After the reports Of the Sec.
retary and Treasurer were accepted the re
port of TIC Henry Memorial Fund was pre-
sented and accepted. The president then
made al excellent address. followed blythe
election OF officers. which resulted ss fol
lows
President. Mrs. Henry Smith; Vice Pres.
ident, Mrs. George G. Fitch: Secretary. Mr..
J. II. Campbell. Treasurer. Mrs. A. A. Bail
Directors Mrs. A. J. Daniels. Mrs. L0r
sIne Immen and Mrs 1. T. Rowland
The ladies expect 70 occupy their new
quarters in the oinp house about the mid
ole Of Norembsr
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-02

Mr.. and Mrs. C. J. Hcppins entertained
the members Of the First Presbyterian
church at their home. corner of Sixth and
Front-sts., on Friday evening. The follow
ing musical and literary programme was
carried out:
Quartette, Sweet and Low" Misses Kuhl
and Dale and Messrs. Knox and Smith;
recitation. Away Down Fast" Miss Myrtle
Koon; piano SOLO Ralph Widdicomo: vocal
solo. Tit for Tat" Miss McInnis: residing.
We Two" Miss Koon; piano duett. La
Midget" Misses Alden and Brown: vocal
solo. Anchored" Mr.. Cal. Knox: recifa
tion, The Tar's Baby" Miss Koon. vocal
solo. so Happy Day Miss Minnie Nil
mine, OF Toledo. The program me conciud-
Ell with the song. There Is Fold Whence
None Can Stray" sung by Miss Milmine by
special request.
Refreshments were served. and sfter
pleasant social time the company dispersed
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-02

cllil4re0. especially Afs Graves ~ Cara
Asehkm. daughter of Nr sn5 ArS- }. &.
Neohsn. hesser1ss morDfng tAeg ssFeeQ
q dl22kses ~ leSsl tbsf separated, Al.
Graves le2ying the TesiaeHce. taxing MS
little giEl. daughter b. his trst vile, ana
going 10 the residence of he sister. Ars- L.
J., kdos. Mf Grssss was sson and said II
~as clear case II lncoBpAtibilily. only
that and nolAink more. hut ths gosslps are
ready with their - toid yoa 50. aud assert
thai ths inooRpstihility was caused Dy
Hnsuclsi mstlers-ths n0ctor being disAp-
ls0inisa IN the amount 81 money which -
vile received from her father.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-02

Special Corfespo1zenle Ez-z-s aAa HszALa
ADA. OcE. I.--Georgs r Flazlstoa. tLe nan
S1o sss hurt near Chapel postofles IA
Ala tcwnspip lssE SATURDAY. = stu ave
al here Is soms hoDes O. hls recovery.
-4ss. N T. Burlick - quite sex EiEh
tgp1ei4 ever -H Horace vs. art thinks u
s1ing o3ck - ths Agricultural Nctl4gs
Eext Monday he hss oeen home some
time GA the sick ilst.-Ias sAeds a. the
Congregational Church are nulshed--
Gallon Chase, Of Dsk0l2. q here ioE lev
days Tislng oid friends. he speaks seil
for his ns. home. he las bee1 n Dakota
a year and 4 half
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-02

Three plain drunks we're vanked from
the '0ull pen" IN Police Court yesterday
morning to have sentence pronounced on
them. James Barry was the first and be
was consigned 10 the county bsstile for
twelve days. Frs5 schultz and John
Thomas each paid g. 3 for the offense and
were allowed 20 depart vitb the kind in-
vitsti0n % cal sgsin.-J. Ciowerv vas
tried before = Jury f5r assault and battery.
the complainant being John Blsszsk. A
verdict Of not guilty was returned aud the
respondent discha-xe5
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-02
ANTHONY IS GUILTY.
The Jars fisd Him 80 Ana hs is I.scs 90 -
To Avail Sentence


When the gave fell in ths Circuit Court
yesterday morning. the ooGu rO0m wss
crowded 10 the suiocaiion. many friends OF
both parties ia the Anthony rape case being
present Flora Chapman iestlhed &c lhe
condition Of the defendant shortly bsfare
the sci was alleged 20 hsve been committed
and some other evidences was ohicaffd 10
because the witnesses had boeu Ia fae court
room snc heard the testimony given Tie
Court sustained the objection and lhs lris-
oner was then allowed 40 testify ~ Ia
own behalf lie said shat le was afuuk at
tie Time the crime Was comis liiel aud dad
not know where Le wss cf what
he had done. Al II O'Clock Ifo-
scouting Attorney Clay optIei lna
argument and shortly before in the sif.r-
noon the case Wa given o. tie gary. aalta
alter about an hour deliberstiou leie Hcl
a verdict OF guilty. The prisoner Va mucl
disappointed but succeeded IA controlling
bis emotion. which. however. his wilt aii1
mother could not 90 Sno they went butter
ly. Louis Anthony was taken o. lall 10
all 70 await sentence, which Vii probably
be pronounced tomorrow.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-02

The Knights Of PTthiss ~ill give pro-
gressiTs sachrs psTty for gentlemen only Al
day evening. Tie bsIi has been decerste5
for the OCCASION IL bes1tif1i sDd unique
manner, With rszs. streamsrs and flowers.
On ths ssck n each chair i fssteae3 s
preEfv lltis 5aE. maklrg veTY pleas Z
sppesrsncs. A. Knights srs requests6 %
sfrer1
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-02

The meeting Of the Grand Lodge Knights
Of pyihiss, which is % be held Ia Detroit
next weef, vii begin l.s session "a Iuos-
day, and will be one "a, g a3si important
IN the history 81 ihe Drifr ln i.le tts.
Eureka Lodge, N q n b. u be
represented by Aessfs. A. g. W. a ~.
LOOMS. IL. j. G. Var Asmls. tt r. Emery,
George NJ. Leonard and Gen. a. y.
Hastings
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-02

To re sooes7 E6sar q ths TFtRsssx Bzss1b
] notiosd 10 lsst sunds7's psper Dots %
TIE sFsc, tbst The Helping Society. Of s.
Nssks cbrrch. we're r. Evs Ksrrriss ths
frss -eek 81 Deem hrr HAsf is Ee--
mss What csr - bought 81 era = snr-
thins So oDs oEv tsssr Nuss eif.s
z rs there What is tris Kerr - fiver
fo77 H5r iorg does Sc So kin5Ir s.szer
this rszf eunc&g. 8r Der IT.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-02

~ n money sat iesF'ax t20 vs.sak.s
s4lchss ~aieh aefs - t3s szaae lzzgzr.
it = t1o1<As TIE t1.=sss aers 4ef ilzl1tes1
ala tes family a. Ma Hsx4a rseesys1
sl9o ron her husband o. Ia1rss1ag snll1
aa4ount tasF wefs ! a.saopaizl lea ia naciaz
1s s1s carried he sane concealed IA 1sr
oesoD- TIE Qr1cers eizim ~ have elss
AID arrests Ill PROBABLY be nals soG1-
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-02

wSSIrEs. Man. Sept. 30.-It is now be-
lieved that the Red River railroad project
viii fail for want Of funds. A dispatch was
received here today from Kingston, Ont.
stating that the only locomotive 50 tar
built for the new line had been sOtd 70 the
New Brunswick Railroad Company, be-
cause the Manitoba Government were un-
able 10 paw for il, and the contractors de-
c.ined 10 shoulder the responsibility.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-02

sx.ss~.ss 70 -sa vtNresss ssesse-
NrsKzsox. oct. ? 30 q m At 1870
this morning August Peters ~ho kspt a
sslocn a. fz5 OttsEa-st.. committed suicide
hv shooting himself With q revolver
In The glove centest aefseen Joe Nc Don
sd and u'c< HnEiart. issf ulzhz. ACi)on-
Al W. knoeked ont /. -Ls sLxLl round-
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-02

Nsnr f-isofs n Dr soa NJ 8. 6. crsvse
- b. s1rFvised 20 lszro thst fhsy hsvs
Dot l~e1 hsrpag together far ssvsrsi
ro1fhs They we're nzrviss lsss thsn .
vssr ass ard bots ks~s b@e- ws.l knoxr il
socleey cire.ss q thss cts snos lhsy vsrs
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-02

meeting o. the CountT Bosr5 o. school,
Ersminers rss heid yesterday afternoon.
rith J n. Chalmers Hsmiin A srlth snd
Judge Perkins, present E5xsrs A Csrn@n-
ter ~ss e.ecssS Secrstsvv cf fhe Bosr3 fo-
ths snsuinx yssr IRE ssisrT ~ss then frei
A 8 50 c<T annnra
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-02
New Students in the Business Con.x..

Minnie Scally. city; Hattie E. Coats, Goats
Grove Alice Sawyer, Lowell: Verda and
Mary spindler. Edgerton. Ohio; G. f.
Mason. city: n. f. Nicholson, Muskegon;
Adolphus Aagnsn, Manistee; Frank Hart
mache, city, Frank VI. CLARK, Harbor
Springs John Schofeld Rowe, city; NJ. W.
Gin. city; II. r. Crow, city; William IL.
Taplin. Cadillac
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-02

rs,ssts -t.stsse esst.s
Jsrxsos. Nich- ocs t- Emsuuei Nrsrs
who was On trai Today IN ne Circuit Coart
f'r attempting tc kIl as vise several
months svo. ~as scr teere3 ch's afternoon 10
fse vexrs "a STATE prison ~ Judge Gridie7.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-02
The Iroquois win Escort Him.

The famous lroquois Club. of Chicago,
goes TO St. Louis by special train tomorrow
night 70 attend the Presidential reception
on Tuesday and return TO Chicago with the
President Tuesday night /. 81. Weston
left for Chicago last evening to accompany
the club. of which be is member.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-02

ASS AksoE, OcI. The University Sen
sEs met this morning and changed the
Of1cisl tins Of the University from stand
ard % local. Dunag the pass year the city
used local aud ths University standard
eAlsIng much confusion.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-02

Chsriss NeIsuxhlin. sged = rssif -
ssshf niiss fro7a C4fsr SpriaSs. ooz ri tted
su,cs3e vester5sv ~ taxing isr5srn-z
T,sspoa3sucr cs1s46 - ths rsfoszi q IS
srsethssTt psrs1ss e siiow f1e-1 20 nsrrv
= s-prosed - bsrs oeen tte oscss
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-02

The receipts for the Internal Revenue
Office for toe month oi September. jus
closed, are IN exoess oi The cofresponou &
month q 1886 by &55I.37. sn5 are o. ~ .'al =.
Penalties. $Ss.z. beer sismIr. f..lfI Cst
cigar stamps. S857Sg9. Tobacco sfffnrs.
sl02l2. special tax s.. l.s98.45. making tl.e
total receipts sl5.5s3 g.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-02

sstts sss ost1ets sss,to
Jscxscs. Clrt t--F}e ress5sucs or Frof
= =. He<sn. the tafecu .st. uss hgrxl ST -
iast sveni1x TIE thieves ma5e an 81
trance 6uring 20 ssseucs - tae as-ailv snd
shsroueAiy usnsseAed svsrYtsiDg saking
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-02

Ths rec Pc - ths Berlin Fsif ~s-s
sbost 3 70 q vhich s. ~ wsrt zsse -.
eefrts Tee ssrp.us fnis Yssr = sbofi 800
ne ls-rssi 80 soriefy eyer ss1 SRI vn -
5sVose1 IN psri - nsT sfscs efc. - H.
su-rn1cs - - grouo1s.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-02
a Reception Tor tn. Volunteer. Owner.

New YoRx. Sept 3o.-General Paine,
owner OF the victorious American sloop
Volrnsesr. has accepted the invitation OF
Mayor o Brien, Of Boston. 20 attend pub
lie reception in Faneuil Hall
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-02

skr1r Srs Msslz. ocf The Western
Tnion reiexrsrh CcmnsnT wirss resche.i
here so6sv. giving the go plenty sf CEN
retinz connection 81 ~ife.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-02

CHrcAGo, Oct l.-Announcemsnt will
made Ia the Chicago H.rald tomorrow that
hereafter Is daily issue viii be doubled in
size, and tbst the price viii remain at two
cents.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-02

The srnusl meeting of the urion
BeDo~olsni Association. vii bs he'd ~ to
Bone Turs6sv. Oct. 80 q = g. m TIE
rererte ~ officers = - resi- sHI TRUSTEES
and Ufhoers for She ensuing Trar vii -
elected fHsR1E EHrftRr
President
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-02

All patrons ana friends ~ tne Humans
socistf are invited to meet vits fbt Board
of Directors on MyDosy evening neft -
80 O'Clock. 81 toe offics of = IS Gra~ls.
corner ~ Canal and Pesri So 8t .a.s
nseetinf oelegstes - fhe suuuai sess o. ~
the Amercsn hsspcistiDn Wi 10 chosen
saS u is desirable tbsf oar soeieir saguid
ts represented CBktLvE 4ICrBEE
President
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-02
Tn. Hsrmsn.. ssel.,r oono.r,.

The brst annual concert o. ne Hsrmonle
Society will be given next FTidsy vening.
Oct. 7th st Toad's Hall. corner scrbDer
AMI Second ste. Tbt society wss orran-
lied last spring by the singers ~ she We
Side, with Mr. A II. Horebead - director.
and Prof. II. G. Bascbe. ecoompsnigl.
Mozari's 18th Mass wa chosen for study.
This most beautiful composition j. now
ready and viii be given 70 the public n al
its grandeur on the evening stated soovr.
With q chorus Of Sly voice. and - ofctsr-
ira Of seventeen fasses the follow ne af.f
known and favorte sagers have tef0 ea-
CARED hv tue seccff; Mrs. Lloyd B.ests
Mrs. L. - Paten. ~. J. y. Krone ar4
Mr.. l. = Eadv. The bal S. recnisr p
adapted for such ontefisinmenfs. Sac saois.
t.os being fre. sn5 il vii bs nicely aeas-
sted by the society. The programme rivea
below
fTfs1 FtRT
l. "BeeKsr stadent selections ...... vfiocke-
Orchestra
p 20 er wsves os Ooesn"
Mr.. LLOYD nse o. fw.il orehes. ~
2. 'Yirs spruf Dss .... seDoeissoeo
Harno8if . efr
4 Sow Hesve1 IN fuiiesi eisrF fiaens
N r. isdr iwi,h e-eb.s,rsl ''-
serenade Duet Fre1es nora A. Cute
intsrrnis~ion u ter mlDvss
PART sFcosn
EozsHs - Nra
~ i"cf1 hfs zes .'..-.-.-... ........ prhno
~ p > ts't"n ....---.-. - f0f'fre ~
u Il krUfuer .--..--..... 7eflor
~ J. ? EccY Y...--.. ............ issso
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-02
paosAsLs MURDER.
a sprt-x Lake Es s,r Fatally Gus Ey {.
Cornpsnioa.

SFuIxs LAKE,. Oct i.-Gsorge Bars and
Psnl Vsndsrvooyf. both Of this place. and
the latter bsrber. on returning from
Grand Haven lsst niEht. stopped a Fsrrys-
burg and engaged n cutting frscas. The
barber Vas ~ badly cut sbout The head aud
arms thai his hfs = desusired Of. Grand
Havan whiskv w8s the csuss.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-02
SOCIETY WAKING UP
a PROGRESSIVE eUcFRE NOVELTY.
A Aorssl for the Gss<ips TIE Ch.atsn-
9as2s Ehs Literary Lzdlss' A.
He.t-Notes aud Gossip Aes1t
49, fsty People

Mrs Hunuy Rasseil enterixined her
friends with progressive eachre on Taars-
day evening At tie residence OF her father,
Hen. c. G C0msIoek. on OtgswAst a
novel wsv Of selecting partners aud seating
them a. the different tables wss introduced.
Decorated peanuts ti5d with didegeat
c0l0red ribbons were distributed, the Senile
man With tie golden peanut having Tor .
Isrtaer the lady who had crasn the os hef
golden nut eliie toe silver nuis played
partners. The cards we're Tied with ribbons
and the players seated themselves a. the
table where the color Of the rboon GORE
sponded with the color OF the ribbon on Tie
peanut they had drawn
Mrs. John Sours good playing Won for
her the ladies nrsl prize. a beautiful s0De-
In Ritcheg. i. ". SnahEn carried os Tie
genqiemans first prize, silver match safe.
Mrs VIII Smith seemed pleased al receiving
pail OF sweetness a bon bOnniere Of c0nfec-
tlonery for the ladies BOBBY, while Frank
Christopher secured drum on which was
inscribed, Beat This rs reward for hay
ing won the least number of games.
There were present. Mr. and Mrs. Ne
Intyre, Mr.. and Mrs. Sekell. Mr. aud Mrs.
John Goldsmith. Mr. and Mrs Carroll Foil
mer. Mr.. and Mrs.. sam Norman, Mr.. and
Mrs. ". A. Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed.
Winchester. Mr.. and Mrs. John X. Perry,
Mr.. aud Mrs. 4. ". SIrshan. Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Christopher Mr.. and Mrs. John
SOnrs. Miss Mcclellan. Miss Meta Branch,
OF Savannah. Ga. Miss Fisher, Miss Alta
Winchester, Mrs. Konkle, Mrs. Vine. DR.
Bot,sford, John Mcintyre, Arthur j.
Wykes. Leo and Channcy Fisher, Add
Morrison, and the Messrs. B0ltwOOd.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-02

New Songs, Bsnio Solos. Comedy. all
Comedy ia Rags.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-02

The following = list u he ussrrisgs
i}censss sssued yesterday. With tie names
residence when outsiss The city snd ages
Of the gaEties.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-02

You must sss Hetls Bsrnsrd Chase q.
fbs Wonderland.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-02
The o-wssh-ts-Nong Entertainment.

The following is the programme for ID e
entertainment to be given by the o-Wssh-
ts-Nong Club Thursday evening, October
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Telegram-herald., 1887-10-02

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The Washington critic., 1887-12-17
The Germs of Consumption.

DR.. Brown-Sequard, who has been
preaching that bad ventilation Of sleep
Ing rooms and poor and monotonous
food are the great causes of phthisis,
treated of that disease at the last meet
ing of the Academy of Sciences, in
Paris, taking many of his examples
from England. ,r-5s
Wherever population is dense and
sleeping rooms ill-aired or oyerheated
consumption prevails. Dr. Bailey re-
ported that in Millbank prison there
were, out Of 100 deaths, l5 from this
disease.
According to the illustrous French
doctor, q room in which consumptive
person sleeps is reeking with contagious
germs, If the air he exhales is not car
ried off. But how get rid of II in i'll
built houses, or very cold weather, when
II is as dangerous to open windows as to
keep them shut?
To meet this difficulty DR.. Brown
Eequard showed the Academy an ap-
paratus of his invention A reversed
funnel, the shape of lamp-shade, is
placed at the end of tube, so arranged
in its curves and angles that when it is
placed beside bed the reversed funnel
will be above the sleeper and draw up
the air he breathcs. The other end
runs into the chimney of the room. If
there is none it is taken through heat
Ing apparatus to an air-holc. The heat
Is great enough to burn the disease
RermS.-l London Standard,